North Atlantic Landscape

About North Atlantic Landscape

First light comes in off the Atlantic at North Hampton, salt still hanging in the air over the marsh grass, and the mowers are already moving — the lawn opening behind them in clean, even lanes. North Atlantic Landscape works this stretch of the Seacoast and the country behind it: mowing, pruning trees and shrubs, spreading mulch through the beds, raking properties out in spring and putting them to bed in fall, and setting hardscape and softscape where a yard wants shape and bones. There is a plain satisfaction in stonework that sits true — a wall or a walk laid so level it looks like it grew there — and in an edge cut crisp against the green. When winter takes the coast, the same crews turn to snow removal, and the drive is open and dark before anyone has to leave on it. Across New Hampshire and into Massachusetts and southern Maine, the work leaves a place looking looked-after.